Sharing Internet across WAN

[rkrisher]

Can anyone help on this?

I have searched around for Using one Debian server as an internet source for other Debian servers on other subnets on the WAN but they don't exactly fit what I am trying to do. In most cases the internet is considered the WAN and the shared to network is the LAN. I am familiar with BASIC networking but not knowledgeable enough to do what I need unless I was using windows.

My WAN serves our 9-1-1 network so it is closed off to the internet as much as possible. Internet access can only be on an as needed basis. I have internet access to a ethernet port on the Debian server at our main datacenter. I can enable the port as needed to do my updates or get other software from the internet. I do not have internet access at my 9-1-1 locations to tap into. I need to be able to occasionally run updates and spot web access (in the field). I was looking into a VPN type setup where my remote locations could VPN into my host in the Data Center and get shared internet access when I have the Internet port enabled. I do not want persistent internet connections from my remote locations. I have tried using GADMIN suite but jacked up my Internet server WAN settings. My WAN is similar to this fake network: Each location is 10.200.xxx.100 where xxx is the local subnets off the WAN and 100 is the Debian server that needs internet from the one in the Data Center.

[ruwolf]

I am not sure, that I understand, what exactly do you want.

Can you do it in Microsoft Windows? Can you describe how, here?

[andre@home]

Post a drawing of what you really want to achieve, compared with another drawing what you have now.

[p.H]

The original post is more than two months old, not sure that the poster is still expecting a reply.